Sentence examples for of being indicted from inspiring English sources

At one point last summer, it appeared that Bonds was on the verge of being indicted.

With Karl Rove, Mr Bush's Svengali, demoted and in danger of being indicted, such promises might even be believable.

Short of being indicted, it was about the worst possible outcome for her of the F.B.I.'s investigation.

A year ago, Barry Bonds seemed on the verge of being indicted on federal charges stemming from the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative steroids case.

If Bell's grand jury testimony included this information, Bonds could be in jeopardy of being indicted on charges of money laundering, tax evasion and evading banking laws.

Tim, played by the square-jawed soap-opera star Greg Wrangler, is a broker who lives in fear of being indicted for insider trading.

Based on what I know about the emails, the idea of her being indicted or going to prison is nonsensical.

If so, Bashir will be the first sitting head of state to be indicted.

The chances of Pervez Musharraf being indicted are probably more likely, but remain slim.

"He's only being indicted because of all the publicity".

John Packard, 63, of Long Beach and Michael Stewart, 66, of Phoenix were indicted on 11 counts of mail fraud, three counts of bank fraud and two counts of bankruptcy fraud.